You passed the exam. Now what?

Nobody tells a new captain how to legally operate a business. Most start out of compliance and don't find out until it costs them — because their only source has been other captains, and other captains guess.

The uncertainty, not the paperwork

None of this is hard to fill out once you know it applies to you. Knowing that is the actual problem.

Insurance

What kind, how much, and whether your policy actually covers what you're doing with it.

Drug testing consortium

Whether you need to be enrolled, and when — this trips up more new operators than anything else.

Business registration

What your state actually requires before you take a paying passenger out, and what doesn't apply to you.

Passenger limits & waters

What your credential actually allows, by passenger count and by where you operate.

Get notified when this launches

Prices are set. Checkout opens when the full guidance is ready — one email, no spam.

Free: what applies to you

Answer a few questions about your credential and how you operate. Get a personalized list of what you need to be legal, each item cited to its source.

Full guidance, kept current

The free checklist tells you what applies. Paid tiers will cover it in depth and stay current when a regulation changes. Checkout is paused until that guidance is actually in the product.

Solo
$49/mo
  • Full checklist for your credential, waters, and vessel
  • Insurance, drug-testing consortium, and registration guidance
  • Every item cites its source, kept current
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For multiple captains
Operator
$299/mo
  • Everything in Solo
  • Multiple captains under one account
  • Built for outfits running more than one boat
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This is guidance from a licensed captain, not legal advice. You are responsible for verifying current requirements against the CFR and your state and local regulations before operating.